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... l91 53,233,580 e 5,584,292 63,596,02a Increasedosla2 -7 1__r6^2 prct.or27.8prct. jr 10 per ct.or 86 p Tc Pt. This comparison speaks for itself, and shews that whatever may have been the increase of ex- ports under Free-trade, the protective system was not ...
... y a fraction ever 8id. per stone, which of course ttrate5 against the sale of English. Those who have Panted winter beans speak very well of their 5Ppearance, and the breadth of this description is eadily increasing every year. The weekly average Ns 2ds ...
... offering at moderate rates. Trefoil goes off fairly and supports prices. MARK..LNE, WEDNESDAY, MIARCi 18. The country letters all speak of a better tone and im- proved demand for wheat, at rather more money. Wheat-English fully as dear. Foreign met a better demand ...
... %vore bozeht at public aueriors at a cost of u pwands of a£1,300, It was not fair, in considering the value of dock sharei, to speak of tire coat of itae orlgi- cal £120 shareo, as the 601 shares created when the Homber dock was cot sold at an average Of Zt ...
... vessels registered in oar ports, amounting in tonnage to 10,499. A MODEL EDITorL-A correspondent of the BostoInl Museum thus speaks of Mr. Wright, the editor of tleI Chronotype:- He has been known to write with a ie; in each hand on two different subjects ...
... in five minutes the house was filled. In such a country as oure, and under such circumstances as these, men act rather than speak. A neighbouring 'round tent' (our gambling-liotsees are often turned late court.rooms 0n account of their size) was set tested ...
... 6horthorns; from other parts of England. 350 of various breeds * and from Scotland, 186 horned and polled Scots. Comparatively speaking, the supply of sheep was tolerably good as to number and of full average quality. Os the whole, the mutton trade was inactive; ...
... whdatis now odsidere'd of less importance than at first, arid opinions are much divided as to their harvest prospects; somie speak of a fair average crop, wvhile others call it a very ordinary 'one ; the' good or bad soils, however, cause this variety.- ...
... trade has~ continued inactive, In some few instances rather better prices have been obtained for wheat and flour. Generally speaking, however, the qilotatious of last Tuesday remaitoed un- char'ged up to last nigst. To-day's otarket was pretty well attended ...
... a change of wind, ore now considerable, and if pressed on the market, would lead to some decline in price,-but, generally speaking, im- porters are not disposed at this critical pertod to submit to a loss, and some quantity of our present arrivals are ...
... and as yet there is not the least appearance of disease: so far the take up is good in quality end prolifi, of course we are Speak- leg of the eurly kinds. Prices to-day are from 10d to Is per stone; small ones Gd to 8d. CABRLISg, Saturday ?? potato market ...
... snonths, lie, mlch to his gratification, had his hair quite restored, and now possesses a beautiful head of hair. This fieet speaks too strongly for itself to require ?? Weekly Aieasenyer.-See Advt. [.AuDVERTISElirNT.]-&nOtIINABLE ItPOSsTION.D- No sooner ...